MJC South County campus on schedule for 1984 opening
Manatee Junior College plans a South County campus southeast of Venice with a 6.1 million dollar initial phase approved by the state legislature. Groundbreaking is planned for March 1983 with doors opening in fall 1984. The project aims to serve 1500 to 2000 students and will include a library, science and arts facilities, and administration offices.
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South County
Manatee
Korcheck
Tallahassee
Dick Allen
Venice
MJC
Englewood
North Port
Bradenton
County health dept to overhaul septic tank inspections
Investigations reveal sloppy to non existent septic tank inspections in the county health department. A complete overhaul is ordered with a concurrent probe by the State Attorney's office and county administrator into misfeasance and malfeasance.
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Environmental Public Health Department
Bob Anderson
Anderson
Alzheimer's Clues Offer Hope From U S Research Clinics
Ray Porter reports progress in Alzheimer's research as clinics across the United States pursue multiple approaches. Scientists link common patterns to neurotransmitter deficiencies, suggesting nutrition or drugs could influence disease. The book Life Extension by Dark Pearson and Sandy Shaw, released in 1982, discusses brain chemicals as key to aging and cognitive decline.
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United States
Dark Pearson
Sandy Shaw
School Board Advances Impact Fee Study With County
The School Board approved a $15,000 study by Robert Freilich to assess impact fees as alternative funding for education amid growth. Freilich urged collaboration with the county to align growth management and offset new facility costs, noting timing affects whether districts share in projected capital costs.
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County Commission
Robert Freilich
Freilich
Tom McElhany
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Don Moore
Steve Korcheck
County Health Department
David Martin
Barry McCarthy
Ray Porter
Tom McElheny
Business Church
Arley's Farm
Green Fountain Garden
Gondolier
Morris
Pelican Alley
TV. Guide
Walgreens
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